Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed a new law into effect on Friday that is inspired by California's popular "Delete Act."

Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond shares what state he's from without saying which state he's from.

Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond said the state has been pursuing its digital government program "in earnest" since 2019.

At least a dozen states are running so-called "clean slate" programs, which automate the sealing of criminal records for those who've served their time. Connecticut is among…

Connecticut Chief Information Officer thinks artificial intelligence is generating "a lot of fear" but that it also presents a "massive opportunity" for state governments.

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong recently recommended that the state’s lawmakers strengthen a statewide privacy law enacted two years ago, including by sending “warning letters” to violators…

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said lawmakers can go further to protect consumer data by making additions to the state's data privacy law.

Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond says that the Connecticut Education Network saves the state $30 million annually.

Among the jobs of Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond is leading the state's Commission for Educational Technology.

Connecticut CISO Gene Meltser says he's shoring up fundamental cyber protections, including patching, hardening and asset management.